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# Expected behaviour Gem is added to existing Gemfile for project, traversing up through parent directories to find a Gemfile. Allowing gem to be used by the project. # Actual...

I'm hitting this error message when I try to `gemrat pry` ``` There was an error parsing `Gemfile`: Illformed requirement ["0.10.4 ruby java"]. Bundler cannot continue. ``` ### Full trace:...

In a rails app I have multiple group like development, test, etc. I want to add the gem to a specific group. Is there a way to do this?

- Gems should be sorted in an alphabetical order within their section of the Gemfile. - Final newline missing. Maybe we should listen to him?

1. --force option would add a gem to the Gemfile whether it's detected or not. Alternatively, it would update/overwrite the line that already specifies the gem. One of the problems...

Because `gpm` (Gem Package (lol) Manager) is much awesome than `gemrat`, since we already have `npm` in nodejs world. Just noticed that Gem and Package is much similar, but still...

Whenever I install a new gem, I get an error if it's not already on the machine. It still adds the gem to my Gemfile, so I still use gemrat...

I'd like the ability to specify any of the options one might use in a Gemfile ... ``` ruby gem 'anjlab-bootstrap-rails', :require => 'bootstrap-rails', :github => 'anjlab/bootstrap-rails' ``` I think...

As the title says, gemrat was incorrectly skipping gems that were commented out in the Gemfile. e.g.: # gem 'unicorn' This little change to the regex should avoid this mistake.